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Varnum, Ken
Drupal is a powerful yet flexible tool for managing a library web site. It has an undeserved reputation for being hard for non-programmers to use. In fact, it is easy to set up a Drupal-powered website for your library without knowing any programming languages. In this workshop, the author of "Drupal in Libraries" (ALA TechSource, 2012) will provide a brief introduction to content management software and present the basic steps needed to create a simple web site using Drupal. We will explore the basic content authoring interface for a site and see how easy it is to create content for your library's needs.
Presented at the Michigan Library Association Applied Technologies and Trends "Let's Talk Trends" workshop at Davenport University on May 10, 2013.
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<title>Social Media for Public Health Practice: A collaborative forum for disseminating information about best practices and new developments</title>
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Woody, Lorelei; Townsend, Whitney; Mayman, Gillian; Saylor, Kate; Allee, Nancy; Blumenthal, Jane
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Bremel, Mark; Shannon, Carol
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Smith, Judith; Rana, Gupreet; DeGuzman, Chanel
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